In a new study, business chemists at the University of Münster assess the costs of hydrogen-powered cargo ships Cargo transport is responsible for an enormous carbon footprint.

At this year's Hannover trade fair, Technische Universität Ilmenau is presenting two innovative technologies for the autonomous driving of the future and two pioneering solutions for energy-efficient and intelligent mobile networks.

Mindfulness-based interventions can strengthen individual resilience and even promote social change - at school and university, but also beyond.

Material grievances - especially high youth unemployment - are a far greater breeding ground for extremism than religious or political beliefs.

Material grievances - in particular high youth unemployment - are a far greater breeding ground for extremism than religious or political beliefs.

Industrial wastewater, slurry, microplastics and heavy metals-the list of pollutants that end up in water bodies is long.

Researchers investigate the influence of emotional memories on memory In a current study, researchers at the University of Göttingen are investigating the influence of stressful memories on memory.

Plant biotechnologist Gundula Noll on the plant immune response and the role of electrical impulses A research team led by Prof Gundula Noll (University of Münster) and Dr Alexandra Furch (University of Jena) has deciphered how plants use electrical signals to defend themselves against pathogens.

The rhythmic changes, driven by hormonal fluctuations, offer a unique window into the intricate connection between the female brain and heart.

By weakening the North Atlantic overturning circulation, the ocean absorbs less carbon dioxide - resulting in consequential costs and further warming of the climate The ocean is the largest CO2 reservoir on earth.

People all'over the world largely agree on what the colour blue looks like or what the shape of a ball feels like.

Just a few months after it was launched, the spacecraft observed one of the most violent flare eruptions on the sun - from its origin to its full release.

A weakening of the North Atlantic overturning circulation would cause the ocean to absorb less carbon dioxide - this is associated with economic costs and the climate continues to heat up In Brief Hi